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Extracurricular
A rather slender stockingful of
entertainment in Chapel Hill and
Carrboro far Christmas week.
MOVIES
Carolina Theater-
Today through Tuesday: ‘‘The
Wonderful World of the Brothers
Grimm,” Laurence Harvey,
Karl Boehm, Claire Bloom, Wal
ter Sletak, Barbara Eden, Oscar
Homolka. Three Grimm fairy
tales, with a biographical por
tion about the fairy tales’ auth
ors. Wflhelm and Jacob Grimm,
filmed largely on locations in
Bavaria and the Rhine Valley.
The three tales are ‘‘The Danc
ing Princess” (Yvette Mimieux,
Russ Terrblyn, Jim Backus),
“'('he Cobbler and the Elves”
(Laurence Harvey, Walter
Brooke, the Puppetoons). and
‘‘The Sinffing Bone” (Terry-
Thomas, Buddy Hackett, Otto**
Kruger). A good choice for a
non-syrupy Christmas movie.
Wednesday through Sunday:
“Mutiny on the Bounty” (Bran
do version), Marlon Brando as
Fletcher Christian, Trevor Ho
ward as Captain Bligh, and a
lady named Tarita, who wears
her sarong at hip level and her
lei somewhere around the wish
bone, as Maimiti, the Polynesian
girl Marlon gets stuck on. Film
ed at vast expense of time and
money on the islands of Bora-
Bora, Moorea and Tahiti, in
super thingummy ultra
whatnot. There arAa lot of
natives and a lot of exciting sea
scenes, and Marlon Brando in
a naval pigtail is one of the
funniest shocks since Yul Bryn
ner shaved. Trevor Howard’s
Captain Bligh is not exactly
Charles Laughton’s, but Mr. Ho
ward has his own.flavor. Pretty
good flick, on the whole. If you
don’t care for nautical adven
ture-romance. there are at
at least no snow scenes to re
mind you of the weather out
side.
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Varsity Theater-
Today: “Gypsy,”_ffalalie Wood,
Kcsalind Russell, Karl Malden.
Musical There was nothing
ouite like burlesque, including
this movie, but “ tcomes as close
as it can to the real thing, tak
ing a few pardonable liberties
with the life story of Gypsy Rose
Lee, without ceasing to be what
is known in the trade as family
entertainment. Teehni-this ami
that, music by Jule Styne, lyrics
by Stephen Sondheim.
Monday: “The Roman Spring
of Mrs. Stone." Vivien Leigh,
Warren Beatty. "In Rome there
is a countess who ‘arranges’
University Issues
Policy Statement
The University has issued a
policy statement on UNC stu
dents' participation in anti:seg
regation sit-ins.
According to UNC Dean of Stu
dent Affairs C. 0. Cathey, “the
• names of all students who haye
been arrested for trespass and
resisting arrest have been for
warded to the office of the stu
dent Attorney General who will,
upon the final disposition of each
case by the North Carolina
courts, forward said case to the
appropriate student judicial coun
cil for action.”
Conviction by the University
could result in penalties as stiff
as expulsion. The statement was
issued Friday afternoon follow
ing a meeting of the UNC Deans
of Men, Women, and Student Af
fairs, the president and vice pres
ident of the student body, and
leaders of student judicial coun
cils.
Dean of Men William Long said
J Christina* Ip
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boluUy season!^
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things. If you are wealthy and
no longer young, like Karen
Stone, you cover your shame
with perfume and you call the
countess.” Don’t fail to miss it.
Tuesday: “The Stripper," Jo
anne Woodward, Richard Bey
mer, Claire Trevor, Gypsy Rose
Lee. Young man falls in love
with somewhat tarnished form
er friend of young man's mother.
Somewhat Tarnished has be
come an itinerant Stripper,
which makes for strained family
relations. Not bad. really, but
not nearly as flaming as the
posters indicate.
Wednesday: “Donovan’s Reef,”
John Wayne, Lee Marvin. Doro
thy Lamour, Cesar Romero. Lee
iMarvin is all right, but don’t
watch anybody else except Eliz
abeth Allen, who plays the pro
per Bostonian girl melting into
, the Polynesian surroundings.
Thursday: “The Proud and
the Profane,” William Holden,
Deborah Kerr, Thelma Ritjer.
“A woman betrayed by a mao—
and her own emotions.” Again?
Friday: “The Grass is Green
er,” Cary Grant, Deborah Kerr,
Robert Mitchum, Jean Sim
mons. “The trouble with house
parties is you never can tell
which parties will end up play
ing houie.” True. It is also true
that the grass has become con
siderably greener since this
movie was made.
Saturday: ’’Kings of the Sun,"
Yul Brynner, George Chakiris,
Shirley Anne Field. Nothing
known about it except that it con
cerns “a lost world turned to a
new world of adventure.” So
kill a couple of hours and 75
cents and find out. At least it’s
new.
TELEVISION
WUNC-TV, Channel 4
No Sunday programming until
Jan. 12, no programs Tuesday or
Wednesday this week and nothing
particularly outstanding during
the week anyway except high
lights of UNC's football season
Monday at 9 pm., Bob Quincy
narrating and estimating the
Tar Heels' potentiality against
Air Force in the Gator Bowl
next Saturday.
SPORTS
Nil.
MISCELLANEOUS
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“Star of Bethlehem’' at the
Morehead Planetarium, regular
public performances given daily
at 3 p.m. beginning tomorrow, i\
addition to the regular public
performances at 8:30 p.m. daily.
Worth it.
that as of Thursday night 28 stu
dents had been arrested, some of
them more than once, for a total
of 34 student arrests. Dean Long
said the disparity resulted from
some students being arrested, go
ing free on bond, and being ar
rested again in another sit-in.
The policy s*atement:
“A singular function of the
state university is its social re
sponsibility to the total commun
ity. This University has tradi
tionally directed efforts for a
more perfect realization of the
democratic ideals. Such is the
duty of the ‘State’ university as
it has been conceived.
“It is apparent that the fabric
of democracy is dependent upon
its commitment to the necessity
of law in the ordering of human
activity. The educational insti
tution cannot then condone the
wilful disobedience of the laws,
aside from the merits, demerits,
or employment of particular
laws.
“Consequently, in accordance
with established University pol
icy, the names of all students
who have been arrested for tres
pass and resisting arrest have
been forwarded to the office of
the student Attorney General who
will, upon the final disposition
of each case by the North Caro
lina courts, forward said case
to the appropriate student judi
cial council for action.”
Dean Cathey said in explana
tion of the statement that it was
“just clearing the atmosphere
in case anyone wonders what Uni
versity policy is. It’s nothing
new.”
STATISTICS COLLOQUIUM
Mr. G. G. J. Van Zyl will ad
dress a UNC Statistics Colloqu
ium on Monday. January 6, on
“Inventory Models for Perfh
able Commodities,” in 265 Phil
lips Hall at 4 p.m. The topic of
his lecture is part of his doctor
al dissertation in which he pro
poses and analyzes theoretically
some inventory models tor per
ishable commodities. This re
search was motivated by some
studies of Professor Robert El
ston. formerly of this University,
on blood bank inventories at the
N. C. Memorial Hospital.
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